It is a dream come true for the organisers of the ATP World Tour Finals. Andy Murray will take on Novak Djokovic in what will be a battle for the year-end number one.
Saturday’s semi-finals were ones that sharply contrasted each other. Murray required a record three hours and 38 minutes to see off Milos Raonic, whilst Djokovic dismissed a lacklustre Kei Nishikori in just 66 minutes.
Ubaldo Scanagatta dissects both matches and explains the significance of both of them. He previews upcoming meeting between Murray and Djokovic, which will be their 25th on the tour.
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It is a dream come true for the organisers of the ATP World Tour Finals. Andy Murray will take on Novak Djokovic in what will be a battle for the year-end number one.Saturday’s semi-finals were ones that sharply contrasted each other. Murray required a record three hours and 38 minutes to see off Milos Raonic, whilst Djokovic dismissed a lacklustre Kei Nishikori in just 66 minutes.Ubaldo Scanagatta dissects both matches and explains the significance of both of them. He previews upcoming meeting between Murray and Djokovic, which will be their 25th on the tour.
